Follow the motion-related calculation
Cheshta mode opens the supported motion-component rows for the five non-luminary planets in this native model. Mean, true and model-angle information stays beside the returned values, making the numerical convention available for inspection. This is more useful for a calculation comparison than treating a retrograde label alone as a complete strength score. Use the same genuine birth profile when comparing planets or checking another method.
Inspect the Sun and Moon correspondence separately
The luminary mode shows the native Sun–Ayana and Moon–Paksha correspondences. They are explicitly identified as correspondences within the declared model, not extra scores to add a second time. Keeping them in their own report prevents a reader from treating the Sun and Moon exactly like the five motion-model planets or double-counting a value already represented elsewhere.
Preserve the model when comparing software
Different calculation conventions can use different angle treatments or assumptions. Compare the returned model information before deciding that two numerical results contradict each other. This page reports the supported native motion components; it does not claim a complete Shadbala calculation, a physical measure of planetary influence or an event forecast. The selected mode and birth inputs remain attached to a signed-in user's saved report.
How to use this calculator
- Complete the inputs shown for this specific method. Use a saved family profile where relevant; a birth time or city is requested only when needed.
- Review the declared calculation convention and generate the report. Method differences and unavailable results remain visible.
- When signed in, wait for the cloud-save confirmation. Reopen saved reports from your account history to recover their settings.
Frequently asked questions
Does retrograde motion alone determine the result?
The report exposes the native motion calculation and its returned mean, true and model angles. A retrograde label by itself does not replace those component details.
Why are the Sun and Moon in another mode?
The native model gives the Sun and Moon their own Ayana and Paksha correspondences. Those rows are separated from the five planetary motion-component rows so their meaning remains clear.
Should the luminary values be added again to a total?
No. The page identifies them as correspondences, not independent additional contributions. Do not add the same represented component twice when studying a broader calculation.
